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Both Coco and Zeus can do this challenge, but Zeus is little more professional and balances more biscuits, however Coco successfully overcame this challenge. The only reason they progress is that the more biscuits they balanced, the more they eat. 😄 They are both amazing, funny and talented. Thanks For Reading. IG:CocoZeusHuskies

Zeus always loves to play with the vacuum cleaner during house cleaning and this has become his habit , but Coco has no reaction to it at all and its not instresting for her ! I think it's great that none of them are afraid of it and even find it fun. I saw some dogs loves to get vacuumed and I think its funny for them. While having a dog will certainly give you lots of joy, you should also be prepared to deal with having dog hairs all over your house. One thing you can do to prevent having dog hairs all over your house is to vacuum your dog. Vacuuming your dog is absolutely safe if you are using the right equipment and are aware of the procedure. It is also more effective than vacuuming the whole house periodically. Thanks for reading IG:CocoZeusHuskies

The sound of this fly makes Zeus very angry. He tries to kill it but he can't and gets more angry about it. Coco is lying next to him relaxed and has no reaction to this issue. Eventually, he goes somewhere else to calm down... 😄 a tip to calm the dogs :play music and massage them ! IG: Cocozeushuskies

The doctor wrote them a diet in which they should eat carrots every two days, Zeus could not bite it for the first time but Coco eat it easily and they like it ! You might ask, can dogs eat carrots? Yes,dogs can eat carrots. Carrots are an excellent low-calorie snack that is high in fiber and beta-carotene, which produces vitamin A. Plus, crunching on this orange veggie is great for your dog's teeth. IG : Cocozeushuskies

These Huskies are 5 and 9 years old and have not eaten breakfast since early morning. It's noon now and they are hungry and angry about it. They are always hungry but experts say to feed dogs twice a day, about 8 to 12 hours apart. The amount of food they need depends on lots of things, including their: Age ,Size, Breed and Activity level.